Financial AidTypes of Financial AidFellowships: Usually granted to individuals to cover their living expenses while they carry out research or projects. Awards are usually based on an individual's merit. Assistantships: Usually campus-affiliated work assignments (e.g., graduate teaching instructor, research associate) that provide an individual stipend and often waive tuition and/or other fees. Grants: Most often awarded to cover expenses associated with carrying out research or other specific projects. Loans: Available from the government or other private sources that need to be paid back. Internal Financial Aid: Often within specific graduate school programs, especially Ph.D. programs. Once you have decided which programs you are interested in, talk with them about internal aid. |
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